Physicians documented name, duration and severity of main disorder, comorbid disorders, and (Group 1 only) depressive core symptoms; all other items were documented by patients.
Postmortem examination identified diarrhea (80%) as the main disorder with 19, 4, and 9 calves in groups NG, SI, and CH, respectively.
The significant main effects for the presence of an anxiety disorder confirm that the anxiety disorder group fares worse in a number of areas.
The bipolar disorder group had significantly larger sway areas than controls, resulting in a main effect of diagnosis, (F 1,30) = 9.08, p<0.01 (ηP2 = 0.23).
Subjects included 40 adolescents admitted to the Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Unit with psychosis and 24 with mood disorders (patients in the mood disorder group included some other externalizing diagnosis such us ADHD, ODD, IED, but the main reason for consulting psychiatry was the mood disorder).
* Dystonia (a neurological movement disorder) group for patients and caregivers.
Among these, 115 (41.2%) had a disorder in one of the main diagnostic groups: Emotional disorders (24.0%), ADHD disorders (19.0%), or Behavioural disorders (21.5%).
In the present study, the overall comorbidity among the 3 main diagnostic groups — Emotional disorders, ADHD disorders and Behavioural disorders (43.4%) — was approximately twice as high as that reported for Norwegian children in general [ 32], and it was even higher than in children referred to specialist mental health services [ 47].
The most common disorders were grouped into 3 main diagnostic groups: Emotional disorders (24.0%), ADHD (19.0%), and Behavioural disorders (21.5%).
Furthermore, compared with the control group, TAS was significantly lower in each of the three main diagnostic groups (psychotic disorder not otherwise specified, bipolar disorder and schizophrenia), but GSH was significantly lower only in the schizophrenia group.
